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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-22
Porto Novo. Los ingleses,
del pats, han arrisdo la baoc

Porto Novo. Los ingleses
del pals, han arriado Ia bal
cesa,
/ II, S.-El Standard pu
legrama de Berlin, en- que
gura de an rno1o positive q
en- peradores ce.ebrArAn en-
conf :rencia.
Tamb ca dice que ell P |
rial saldra para Loudres
sabado, y lue perms nefera
po en- Ia isis de Kight.
Paris, 8.-Ei Gobterno.
s las potencias que no pu
sprobaci6n al conveuio
respecto del Egipto, y que
10 aprobara considerable
como base para uIa pr6x
ci6n.
Viena, S.-Estan haci
des trabsjos para conter
ci6n en- Hungria. A la
ys construidos grandes
paertas para contener |
La poblaci6u de Mac
nente peligro de iuuud
Berlin, 8.-El Empe
Sc encueutra mejor y St
ests semana se halle
restablscido.
Naeva-York, 9.-L
bAnos establecidos e
niegan que hays exist:
amarillo, y Sc iuclinan
enfsrmedad reinante {
de aclimstsci6n.
Paris, 9.-El minis
general Fer6n, Sc
buscar los medios de
blemente los gastos
ci6u central militsr.
Viens, Ola "
dice que Askabad b
10000 rusos.
Viena, GA loc
4 la excesiva cantit
y6, Sc atribuyen las
nes en- Hungria.
Bsrlin, o.-Ss le
pc imperial la segt
garganta, habiend'
NOR que en- ella to
considera asegurat
Viena, 9.-El
empsrador Sc he !
dolores neur&igic >
aplicado inyeccio
Ha fallecido e =
dor Hermann.
HR ocurrido I Ia
nina situsda n,
hsbiendo pereci
San Petersbl ha
Ia CO! 10
prensa al tratay nJe"
ra del imperio. lArlo
de la paz y SOS iclo-
nal smistad er Ia.
Roma, g. Kill
ha recibido Ia ancos
para celebrar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-22
PEDRO REUS YCO. Cru. /,

FABRICANTN5 DE SOMBREROS.
A la Ultima moda con el mayor esmero, confec
cionan somDreros de todss classes Y formas para
cabale os, senoras, ninos ninas, asi como tejas
bonetes para ClerIgos.
Gran oompstencla los que procedau del extran'
ero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-22
AVISO.

Ell nuevo y msguf6co Vspor PIO TX,
de $500 toneladas de cargo, retornara
por esta principios del entrante Julio,
Y seguidsments emprendera visje para
5antander, Corufia, CAdiz, Malaga y
Barcelona, para cuyos puntos admite
carga, asi como tambien con trssbordo
en- Ell primer puerto, para los de Gij6n,
Bilbao y San Sebastian. Admite tam.
bien passjelos, tnicsmente para Santan-
uer, en- sus espaciosas camaras = pre-
clos m6dicos.
Para mas informes dirigirse 8 sus
consignatarios Claudio G. Saenz y c.
NOTA: La carga que haya en- Ia isis
para eli referido trasatlantico, Ia tomafd
81 SAN JUAN en- su yisje correspon'
diente al 5 de Julio. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-22
GUIA LOCAL.
.FEDDERSEN g. co.
IMPORTADoREs, EXPoRTADoREs
Y BANQUEROS.

Dep6sto de mercancias secas
Agentes de:
Sangerhauser Actien Maschinenfabrk & Eisen.
giesserei.
Sangerhausen, Alemaua.
(Fabrica de maquinaria de elaboration de azdcar J
Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool
Northern Assurance Co., London.
North British d Mercantile Insurance Co., Lon.
don.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., London.
Marine Insurance Co., Linn. London.
Lloyd Andaluz Cadiz.
:. Anglo ontinental Hate ohlendorf's) Guauc
Works, London.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-22
COMPRA De CASA.

Sc deaea comprar una bien situsda en-
esta Capital, psg&ndose q bUen precio,
= cuyo valor no exceda de $4,000. En-
esta Imprenta informardn' 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-22
AVN
SIRVIENTA

Sc necesita una que acomp
d una familia hasta la Penint
durAnte la travesia.
Informaran en- la Gale de
Cruz Mum. 6, piso principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

An Injunction granted Justice Potter OF the Su
preme Court yesterday the suit OF H. D. Durphy restrain.
ing b. Johp son Co.. OF No 10 Broadway from dsposinG
Of the property the Of H. Durphy and John
son q Co. Of which Mt Durphy Is partner MT Durphy
refused him access TO the store books
and Withholding his share Of tho proceed" oil
the ea71nesa
Justice yesterday granted TO tho COUNSEL for Alex
ander Sweeney order 10 show cause WY sweeney
sons 20 he Court Of and TermDe.. Sweeney In
dcted Peter smith for the murder OF Waterman Jonn
Haunon shanty 81 the dumps foot Of East Thirty eighth
st.. on April =. 1854
M, charged by Joseph Van hsyst Of Antwerp BELGIUM
that Jules Van 0ooren July elopsd with his wife and
so him and that they took passage
for this city assumed Of M and Mra Jean
peetsd to sriys soon Henry Van Oermeoi repre-
sentative Mr. Van Heyst this city MS begun suit TO
hons and ob led from Justice Dono
Attachment sgaRst Van Doorsn whAch VIII % sefveo
I'm mediatey upon his arrival
wrts corpus granted BY Justice Donohue
Yesterday that who are connued IN the
y the Medical superinten lent IL claimed that Oh are
Illegally trained Of their liberty helr
August volkhansen Bernard CsrroL OTTO Aer
three others named Rezoly. Powers and MoEvoy.
attachment granted BY Justice Donohue YESTERDAY
against properly OF John Murphy Co.. at the suit Of
worth $3.50 they Murphy left the country
In order 10 deraud creditors In sdsvit Joseph Nc
that Murphy told him ne was EoiuG 70 ceo up
his business and with HE wife 10 London and thai ne
would 20 and. not successful would 60
TO Brazil
ward A. Abbott who is suing Willard T. Sears Of Bos
OD2 So Yesterday obtained from Justiee Potter an
sued Tor IL caimed Defendants share Of loss In
enterprise running the steamer Harlem BE-
tween Boston and the Point OF Pines In 1881
consist.d oSisdy in the Of Norris spsse
tho receiver OF the Maison TortonL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
MR. MUNROS STEAM YACHT NOW THEN.
HE OFFERS TO GIVE ANY STEAMER IN THE CoUN-

HE OFFERS TO GIVE ANY STEAMER IN THE CoUN-
TRY TEN MILES START IN RACE.
Norman L. Munro believes that be has in his new
steam yacht Now Ten tho fastest craft OF the KIND
on this side of the Atlantic So thoroughly 10 he oon-
WINGED OF his boats sup ror speed that YESTERDAY be
issued o challenge w1ich was much discussed 10
yachting circles last evening. The challenge as ex-
pressed In hi, own words is as follows: will give
any steamer n this country, with record ten miles
start over the American Yacht Clnb's course at any
time will DO iust for the sake OF having n race
and enIivening little the present duness In boating
matters"
In further conversation. Mr.. Munro said that be
would not issue challenge to Jay Could because be
did not con slider the ATLANTA In any sense rival oil
the Now Then. 4" The Atalanta." 90 added, is as
M Gould saws, only pleasure craft MT. Janrsys
Henrietta and the Stletto are 10 my opinion tue only
ais that Dy boat has at present"
The Dimensions of the Now Then are as follows
Leugth over ALL .ighty-fvo feet; water line, ghty-
Que feet, beam, ten feet draught, three feet and
three inches. She Ia flush deck and schooner rugged
On tuesday she made ihs trip from Newport here In
seven hours and tour minutes. the fastest time on
record. Referring to this the eHtnusasiic owner re-
marked: ~ do lot know the exact distance between
there 10 doubt will be happy to Ike on hoard
three representatives. OF the press and agree to make
the run from Newport 10 New-forS in good weather
In six hours and fifty five minutes"
There launched yesterday at Poillon's yard
BROOKLYN, Mr.. Pearsas new forty foot sloop Banshee
Her -pars all In place and her rigging complete
There we're present besides the owner and several
trienus the desgper, ACsry >mith, the ngger, Phip
b. Low, and j. Frederick Jams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS STROEGLP ORIrOISED
The oass-aay exercises Of the students OF the Uni

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS STRONGLY CRITICISED
The olassoay exercises Of the students OF the Uni
versty Of the City Of New York held last month In
Tho Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church have eIoisod
some sharp eri icisms. "A prominent lnyman has
written to The Christian Advocate" az followsi
As Q Methodist and a Christian, feel mortified and
dsgraced reading account OF the orgies held BY
class OF the University of the CITY Of New-York IN
the Asbury Methodist Epsc pal Church II tho report
be correct difficult to estimst" the injury done 20
that churcn. we'll to the church at large oy the
allowance OF such sacr gous prof nation Of building
con a. Grated to religious uses only"
"The Advocate" condemns the young men In no
mild terms. besides publishing letter from the Row.
Dr. g. A. Bottome tho pastor OF the church, in which
he says that the proceedings were dsgraceiul ana
copcludesi
l can only odd that any company OF young men who
can ave respect Tor the common decenoie. OF
society than to outrage hospitality In church OF God
after suoh fashion worthy the DONORS OF their
alma mater, as they OF the name OF gentlemen.
Yours greatly apQrieved, f. BOTrOME.
The most Objectionable part OF the exercises was q
nook marriage but to this WA added the blowing OF
horus the yelling of under-classmeu and nook pro-
n amme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.

TRoUBADOUR AND THE BARD TO MEET AGAIN.
The great Of days at Monmouth Park win
The Bard aud rroabadour In the Monmouth
Cup mile and IN which The Bard must
carry pouns penalty for winning the Coney Island Cup
amabe enthusiastic turf writer yesterday set all
racing into Wild gale OF laughter by sobery arguing
that Hdago should for the he would outrun both
The Bard Troubaiour. This nxeDueus reasoning was
based HdaIgos ronning tho Shrewsbury Handicap IN
which Hiaigo Linden eighteen pounds actual weight
lengths But by the schedule
Hidalgo Linden only fifteen pounds Centaur seems
forgotten that The Bard gave Linden hfiecn
pounds actual and schedule weight IN the September Stakes
when Linden, In the opinion OF his owner and
trainer and from him 10 tho hollow
style. winning csntcr Mr. Haggin certainly docs
not centaurs pzral confidence In Bdalgo rho
truth land second thought in cool blood
"Ceutaur cannot fail to admit iD Hidaigo the
the class with The Bard and Trouba
dou really rood horse good form did Hidago
defeat wcightsi
When Troubadour Bard the Fourth Of July
The plainly short OF work. He ran fast on the
died away utterly In the homesretch from
lack Of condition His running In the September Stakes the
Dixie the Breckenridge and Other proved him
slayer and only lack could have caused
him to collapse completely lie did In the Ocean stakes
Still Troubadonr To- wonderfully fast horse when In good
FORM But he fancies miles much than Ia and The
Bard should beat him today after ten days
he has had since MS defeat st week. though The Bsrd
The ssinine Who calls himself THE TIN Ter
ror" that THE TkBuNEs racing column has given up
sson saS and IN Ss and 8. rss II h
dct ray Of he would knew that TEE TRIBuNh
Sv ssfs . the miserable faxsss called u Brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
THE BALTIHOnE AND OETO DEAL.

The APPARENT collapse OF the famous Baltimore and
Ohio deal" excited little interest in Wall Street
yesterday. The positive statements OF those most
largely interested in the Western Union Telegraph
Company that negotiations Tor the purchase OF the
Baltimore an Ohio lines had 5esn ended, because the
Ives sy indicate had no clear authort, TO deliver
OF the property at any price, tended to satisfy
the curiosity OF the Street to the final Outcome 1t
" as limited that Robert Garrett, president OF the
Baltimore aud Obi Railroad. which controls the tee-
graph company, would conduct The negotiations
in person. IL 10 said that he Is paDninga trip 10
Europe and will do nothing toward settlement OF
the telegraph difficulties antil his return.
Incidentally in the OF speculation yesterday,
quotations OF Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton stock,
in which Henry s. Ives is supposed to DO largely
interested were marked down materially There
were 10 sales OF tho Stock in which there are indeed
only rare dealings. Some one rememborri that tho
last sale sonis weeks ago In the negoborhood OF
l4o aud whoa the stock was offered at ITO with out
close bids there WIS less gossip about the
matter Henry s. Ives said that loans on the stock
had been called, aud he denied eleatedly that he
knew any reason for the apparent decline. An In
tlmste friend said:
1Mr Ives is not in financial trouble, butt OF course,
he docs not enjoy seeing his stock marked down ~
this way 1t NAV be worthy OF notice. however, that
there were sales"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

49,: % !; PALE s s:ss, :..'. sss E. ~ g
:s...:! s.....sss. cs.sss.s.s Wilmington ss.y. VITA
spsrS Des s. Ss Eio J.usiro s.ys
z: az Ss:',s @ RS Is days. via s
c :. a.. siG sS E " s :sa moderate 'w '' -
Arrived Yesterday
Rig ss
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"a .Fss sS::s s e q ~. s
s@"s'opm' oLnABEp.
Steamer Newcastle City (Br Townsend Newcasts-saas
sss.ps. s;.ss of Nevada tsp. Stewart ola'sov As'a
sss:nsr clissonis tpr Bulmau. Dunaee-lAwrsuoa ess
steamer Trinidad tBr,. Fraser. windwsrd f'and'-As
os% q. Ss"'''n1 Prince Aux c'
steamer Morgan o'ty Gardner Nsw.orlsan'-J0hnT vaa
siss4ss ssn.se wsts Norfolk Nswpsrs Ssw' and ws's
:snks s DiSss
S SSss%s: 'i g. hs:; s.. s';
ri :.s,.:s sss ' lager An'' s.'.. Java
@ e!.s s 6 ssS tsDsn zssa csAs VIA N'vp0r'
BARK jennie MSSrssor Dow Rosario AR-paul Gerhard
RsmSo>O"S
HsrS jose Mors Lsvuhard. Mstansas- wsydsh Co
Brig Stella Rlfch. New Orteene-A ApQost
echr Va,0tta Brl Ackery. 81 John. N IA meney.
schr White lbr). DonnelL stJohn. MIA hensH
SAILED.
ssesmsrs RobilspA London. Britannia AMI ~.
srpoo, City Of Ncwcastls Newcastle Cryets Le,e n1
toniA Dundee, India hs@surg Trave Bremen rs
flnnoia Antwerp Ardansch Tnrragonas ySsmona -
bon, Tr1niash Bariadoea River Avon Ponce IN
bsracoa Morgan lny New Orleans Seneca newport NevS
S:s s 'ss ., z..
Barks Formosa Demerara Berna. Mdmo; 10 Iaia0s
0uantanamo
Brig Adins for Trinidad.
Also s,ied-via Lonx Isiand sound-sts winthrop
ship Is ] spcer for Rotterdam
Bark MsKgie n. for Windsor. Ms
MISCELLANEOUS
Arthur from New.Yofk Tor EAST Londeo
sirved Bahia with loss Of ssils
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
ouxxxsrovr Julv ls-ssiled steamer City of Montreal
(Br), Land Liverpool henco for New-rcrk
NEwPogT. July lS-sailsd steamer Dorset (br' browAs
LIZ, Rp July lgPassed steamer Belgenand (Belg. Boy
dom from New. York her way tp Hamburg - ,y...
HAxBURo. July 9-sailod. steamer Corona (asrh "ens
RorrssDHx July ls-Arived. steamer P caland tptchl
Bourr. from New.York. ,z> v..,..,.
HIyRR Iuy l3Saied 0elert (0er), kuhleWeans
from Hamburg hence for New-York. ,,..r n.
PALERMO July 5saiied steamer Indipendente is~ Hos
Posr SAID Igly i3-Passed steamer Glenshel tBrh Do9
Adson China and Japan ports on her way 70 NewfU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
ARMY VETERANS DEFEND THEIR ORDER.

The o. g. Grant Post No. 327 Department of New
York Grand Army OF the Republic, at regular cncamp
ment at Everett Hall. Brooklyn. on Tuesday, unan-
imousy adopted the folio wing minute:
The bond that untcs welded in the nre Of
battle. When in the field away from home and all Its
comforts and the aid and attention OF mother wife
sister.
Comrades minstered to comrades,
The we'll attended the sick,
The unscathed assisted the wounded,
The living buried the dead.
That spirit OF companionshp still survives II has Its
the Republic. The records or the War Department at
Washington will show that every member OF our order
served In the Army Navy between April ~ 1861. and
April o. 1888, and hOnorably discharged from tho
service by the President Of the United States. II Q
charges recently made by Of the journals OF this
State that order IA no longer BENEVOLENT nstitu
ton but machine for the procuring OF pensions and
into The army by high bounties" and d" self seekers
always trying 10 trade upon their services In the war;
Insults the living veteran and ISLANDERS our dead CON-
rades. We volunteered. TO die II need he. that the
Union might be preserved and the Nation live. The
majority OF the living have sacrificed health limbs and
eyes upon the altar OF their country
We resent the insults lately heaped upon order and
aea ~ the loyal and the loyal OF the country
without regard 10 partisan aliatonfor redress The
u b.. Grant Post, No 327. Department of Sew-fork
Grand Army of the Republic. has lived up to and
never sw,rved from tie principles OF the order. We
emphacay deny the charge OF any design desire to
engraft upon the Grand Army Of the Republic any plan
or scheme for political influence effect and charge tho
author OF such reports with wu and deliberate Islander
OF society whose foundation and cap fra
ternity, charity and loyalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

RESULT OLA BAD EXCEPTION TO- GOOD RULE.
Arthur Phillips who was shot on Monday night ct
the Peekskill Military Academy, had been for ,ome
year. pupil OF DIR. Chaplin, st the Collegiate School,
In Madison ave. He was alwsysa fayorite with bis
teachers and schoolmatea IN sending him to the
military academy. his parents understood that none
OF the pupils wo1d be allowed 10 use firearms. but
an exception was made In favor OF Louis L~bsdie.
Just before the accident Phi ips was on his way &c
his room write letter to bra mother. when com.
panon called him to come Back, while they asked
was In the habit OF doing. When Phillips was struck
with the ball. he cred any Goo Ny Mamma y
and as br was carried INTO the buil',ing gave his
school. La6adie was besde himself last night say
ing that hc should never bs happy again. AID was
necessary TO watch hun all night lest he should Kill
himsef
The funeral will take place at &c O'Clock this morn
ing at Mr. Pnlllps homo, No. 14l East Thirtiethst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
IN ITALIAN ON Trial FOB MURDER
WAS JEALOUSY THE oAUsEi - sELF-DEFHyCB
CLAIMED.

Jury was finally secured in short time yesterday In
the trial in General Sessions of Giuseppe Cfss for the
murder of Bsrtolomeo Carest May 10 In Baxter-st
The proposes TO- show that esousy was the
cause OF the shooting Ida Narda who kept reseursnt
ct No II BaxtsrsL che time Of the shoouna sad nat
she had asked Crifasi to call Of the rest:ureo.
Crfasi vas sick there. He said he would take fena
this was Cares When the tnree cane cut OF the room
where Mra Crifasi was III Crifasi said TO Csresi:
told you In Conscience and you have repeasedh
Caresi angrily denied It and called CrifsM brtsand
Crfssi departed Soon after Cared went away IN nve
miautss shot heard IN the street ~ tne WY
mesa Louise sardne Of orf a. ;Ss a,
ned that no had repeatedly callsd her mother tue
abusive nsmss. but that her mother had taken 81
said that Cnfas acknowledged killing Cared. saying;
dc stole my wife away" -.
Mr. McPheera opening for the defence. said be would
show that CrfAss lie had been wrecked BY his WIFE,
whom he had married thrtscp yesrs ago In Brooklyn
Two years ago the woman had said to man:
II you will kin husband. whom hate. Will give you
the lots and live with yeu.
MIRA Crifssi had 70 pursued her husband with italian
methods that he had armed bimself While Crfasi was
talking with his wife at Ida Nardss Carest han sao !:
why don't you leave your wife and 60 to Cafernis
She hates you You are no man" Cnfasi eoon lott tne
house Cares caught up with him and tried 70 stsb him
with srttO Then In sofdofonce Crtfasi shot Carcs
who was big and stalwart and had been brisand In
Italy.
The defence will put on iss witnesses to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
THE NETWORK CLUB WINS.
r1rraRuRa MEN BEATEN BIZ GOOD WORK.
EWING WAS CAPTAIN OF THE HOME NINE-AP-
rLAUsE FOR WARD.

"a New ort club played better form yesterday and
~ timely batting good work in the nd managed 70 win
r,s from tins Psburg club About L6oo spectators were
recent and although almost insoersbls they
.smsd 70 get considerable smusement out OF the game
Ess pitched Gaae the local club and scattered
TIE Of the visiting piyer Ewing acted Is captain
ssr Ward 10 stll great favorte with tho
majority the spectators and he loudly cheered every
tine the bat The general fielding work was OK.
ssponaly brilliant dcu plays being made In rapid suo.
eosuon.
The local club scored the opening inning Ward
Aproed out Ewing had made hit Conner male MT
sezding Ward second he scored hit BY Gore inc
Aiso scored In their hail OF ane
Miller aud B-echor sent hrs on cAsd BALLS Ply VIC
Wild ptch scored h W Carroll In the second IN
pine vtins plsyo sent more run IN ani ooa ~
LEAD msdc hit went 10 second on bstkIe ce ~
C1nnor scored error BY Conpot Tue oos p
oaAt the basss aud took the esa ~ inc
Ss.s reached ds By ssslis, s snd g0f
Xnd Dorian ran and Gore scored RlohArdson nt
asd Dorgan the ita inning two moro runs
Sddsd % list and tho lead wes Iutet
twipG made hit stole 10 second and wShs 70 ..a ~
Hasssd bali Common sale twoDase ht Sh TT a. s"ors
fsfn hit aud Gunner scored ms s sus ncTsS
bat the o al players would az last win tho zane tne
sixth made Brown reachn9 nrsI
eaIied BALLS ami scoring three oaxker oy keefe Tn9
sus scored ano,ber iuG In tho ssvcntn inning
snd scared on hit BY Gore The Pts6urg players
scoed their tho fnal inning Kuehne makea
Bsrkeys out at first The SCORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
EEW-JERgEY.

HONORABLE is said that Arrangements have been
peted the settlement Of Water Kegisrar Murphys do
ncisDcy the Haokonsck Wafer Company having zs alleged
agreed TO accepN4O cent OF tie by the city
PATERSON Application made some time 20 the
the vscabg OF what II known as the Old
Cannon Ball roa which has been dsuset for half century
deserted mines Pompon 10 point
along the susqueiiaBna Railroad A commission was ap.
pointed and te road conemned " now ranspres hs VIC
Etandard OIL behind tho scheme the
Agents bought large tract Of
both OF Tho WyDockIo River not far from
Pompton junction The standard people have employsd
contractor erect buildings for powder works The
the road ated Ia because State law
fobds the erection Of such works within oeran distance
o Rut the Court OF Common Pleas will be
asked appoint ~ ak ohosen tree oilers 70 review
the vaottipg commission. Jacob B. Rorers,
president Of the Rogsrs locomotive Worka leader IN
the opposition " the unweleeme powder worka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
THE TROUBLE In THE LOCAL NINE.

WARD WRITES A LETTER-HE SAYS HE DIDN'T
KNOW HE WAS UNPOPULAR.
There promise to lively revelations about the Now
York CLUB intricate difficulties are settled
Ewing acted captain but he has not formal
h accepted position yet war s immensely popular
with many spectators and he loudly epplauded
every time bat made play In the Held
Ewing siugnarly appaudod at all Many Of
the that the real trouble lay with
with Ward Ward wrote the follow
ing lstIsr yesterday az his version OF the oasoi
The reports morning papers referring retire
only but to the other members OF Inc nine
by having resigned and ~ others as
having relieved Of the position because OF the hostility
OF the other players The fsois these ten
at time when the CLUB
WAS Winning that time. because did not wish IL
eaid that Ind deserted la time OF Ill success yesterday
be relieved. did not give my reasons that wss on
eBdy with other members OF the nlne On the
distinctly stated that though there we're many IN
pleasant dulles connected with the position Yet would
wibgv submit 10 them II thought could accomplish any
had thoroughly convinced that Tho
Newly win under the existing arrange
The statement that there three mon In the
entirely false. Indeed. DID
know had cneny n tho team and certainly ther are
none command my friendly services at any
time"
John the leading spirit and
The club and he md not favor
neve trouble among the players. and
ell the players would NOT make him change his
further said that Ward seemed to reflect
himself the OF the oub or upon bis own
tpanilIty 10 captain tho nine
Manage James Mutrc usual communicative and
would say little he acs wledEed howovu when the ettcr
shown " him that lie Thought Ward had made mistake
He did not think there was any serious trouble
In the